With the work week coming closer and closer to its demise, we near towards the weekend, with mild temperatures. It won't be all sunshine over the weekend though.
Today: Skies are to remain clear throughout the majority of the day today, whith highs in the upper-50s.
Tonight: Cloud cover increases late overnight with low temperatures dropping to the mid-to-upper-50s.
Tomorrow: Noticeably warmer with highs in the mid-60s and parly cloudy skies throughout the day.
Weekend Forecast: Saturday keeps the mid-60s for te high temperature, but cloud cover will increase overnight Satruday and into Sunday.This will be in association to a system that brings chances for showers overnight Saturday, through Sunday, and into Monday. Stay connected NewsLink Indiana Weather for updates regarding the rain over the weekend.
7-day: Generally above-average temepratures, but after a gloomy Sunday and Monday morning, skies clear up from Tuesday through Thursday. We could see a return to the 70s on Wednesday.
--Weather Forecaster Lance Huffman
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